Holly Harris brings proven frontcourt production and steady efficiency to Washington State
In the 2003 season, Holly Harris showed dependable all-around value for Washington State, averaging 6.1 points and 5.2 rebounds while shooting .446 from the field and .770 at the line across 21 games. At 6-2, she profiles as a reliable forward who can finish efficiently, rebound, and avoid empty possessions — the kind of glue player coaches love. The stat line suggests toughness and consistency more than flash, and that usually translates well in lineups that need size, balance, and low-drama production.
